New
Moon
is celebrating the Miami Dolphins
opening this NFL Season on Thursday night!
Dolphin Mania takes place with Kelly
(who will undoubtedly be decked in the
pre-requisite Teal and
Orange) at the patio bar. Wear your
Dolphin's colors on Thursday and get a FREE
appetizer. If you wear Steelers colors,
well, then, um, you are on your own. JUST
KIDDING! They will give you a FREE appetizer
too. And what would a football game be
without ice cold beer? $1 Miller Lites
from Kickoff until the final whistle!
On Sunday’s give them a pint of your
blood and we'll give you a pint of beer.
Yup, that is right, they want your blood.
No, seriously. Attention all Softball Teams,
as an added incentive, the team that donates
the most blood will win FREE Uniforms.
You don't have to play on a team - - but you
can donate in support of your favorite
Softball team.

White Party
Florida Resident Passes areNearly SOLD OUT!

Care
Resource
announced 3 days ago that the White Party Florida Resident Pass that has
been on sale since September 1st has been selling so well that the last
few will probably not make it to the September 15 drop off date. The
Florida Resident Pass at only $125 gets the person access to two of the largest
events during the weekend, The White Party "A Night of European Elegance" at
Vizcaya Museumand Gardens on Saturday, November 25 and
Muscle Beach
"Journey to the Outback" on Sunday, November 26. "We are very
happy with the sales of the Florida
Resident Pass"
said Terry DeCarlo, public relations and marketing manager for Care
Resource, "our event staff has been working so hard to make this years White
Party magnificent and it is truly going to be just that". The Florida
Resident Pass is a 40% savings over the usual price of these two events, which
are White Party at $150 and Muscle Beach at $40. Though the passes were
scheduled to go off sale as of September 15 anyway, at this point it looks like
they will sell out before. Care Resource only puts a limited number of these
tickets in inventory each year. The White Party Miami, now in its 22nd year, is
one of the worlds oldest, largest and most glamorous HIV/AIDS fundraisers in the
world; it also has the honor of being the most media covered event of this type.
For more info visit their website at
www.WhiteParty.org

Queensopens atSunrise Cinemas Gateway 4

Queens opens
at Sunrise Cinemas Gateway 4 on October 6 and brings together a
stellar female cast not seen since ‘8 Femmes,’ featuring Verónica Forqué
(Kika, Matador), Carmen Maura (Valentin, Women on the Verge of a Nervous
Breakdown) and Marisa Paredes (Talk to Her, All About My Mother). This
hilarious, touching and contemporary ensemble comedy finds five headstrong
mothers coping with the personal family conflicts surrounding the impending
marriages of their gay sons. As these five very different women deal with their
own desires, prejudices and history they attempt to survive the weekend as sex,
anger, bigotry and love hilariously clash in this ultimate wedding film about
the strength of love and the importance of family. Free tickets to the
Premiere on Thursday October 5th, will be given away at
Noche Latina Fridays on Friday September 29th.

Religious Science Center for Spiritual Living

The Religious Science Center for Spiritual Living (1550
NE 26th Street; Wilton Manors) is joining hearts with
churches and organizations across the world to celebrate 11 Days of Global
Unity & a Season of Forgiveness with free events every day including an
Interfaith Celebration, twice daily peace meditations, and culminating with a
Peace Concert presenting various artists. September 11th
opened the 11 Days of Global Unity & a Season of Forgiveness. Celebrants are
from Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Sikh, Christian and New Thought traditions. Peace
meditations will be held daily in the Religious Science
Center at noon and 7:30 pm offering
a place of reflection and restoration on individual, community and global
levels. Everyone is welcome regardless of religion, race, sexual orientation,
or gender identity. Musicians and Singers will be joining together in a Peace
Concert in the Religious Science Center Auditorium on September 21,
declared by the United Nations to be the International Day of Peace.
All member countries of the United Nations have agreed to observe a Global
Ceasefire on this day. (UN General Resolution 55/282) “In a world that
is torn by religious misunderstanding and strife, one objective during the
Season of Forgiveness is to understand different religions and cultures,
building meaningful relationships with other Faiths and people groups,” said
Rev. Donna L. Conley, the organizer of the events. “Respect for our
differences in a community fosters compassion, not violence”

Brad
Pitt Will March Down the Aisle When Gays Can

"Angie and I will consider tying the knot when everyone else in the country who
wants to be married is legally able," the actor reveals in Esquire
magazine's October issue.

Look for the
issue on newsstands next Tuesday September 19th.

Happenings at Stonewall
Library

The Stonewall Library and Archives is happy to announce that its
monthly GLBT book discussion group will return from its summer hiatus on
Thursday, September 14, at 7:30 p.m.
Jesse Monteagudo, author of "The Book Nook" and an award-winning
authority on GLBT literature, will lead the discussions on the second Thursday
of every month. The first book to be discussed, appropriately enough, is "Stonewall:
The Riots That Sparked the Gay Revolution," David Carter's
history of the pivotal event in GLBT history (that incidentally gave SLA its
name). In addition to discussing "Stonewall," participants will have the
opportunity
to discuss other topics of interest and to choose October's title. Admission to
the book discussion group is free and the event is open to the public.

On Friday, September 15, at 7.30 PM they invite you to "That Old Black Magic",
an evening with Albert Batista-Morris who is the grand nephew of Cuba's
ex-President Fulgeneio Batista. Albert will share his poetry and short
stories as a child shuttling back and forth between glamorous Cuba
and Miami in the 1950's to his maturity as a gay member of the exile community
of South Florida. The evening will include a multi-media presentation of his
life; the son of a socialite mother and a father who was a back-up singer for
Marilyn Monroe. Albert's poetry speaks of the tensions between the Anglo and
Hispanic world’s as well as his own journey as a gay man. Against the backdrop
of his mementos and personal experiences this will be an evening you will long
remember. Please join them for this exciting event at the Library. The
presentation is free and open to the public and refreshments will be served.

On Friday, September 22, at 7.00 PM they feature Girls Out Movie Night,
with the movie "Julie Johnson.” If you missed the stage production at the
SolTheatre
or even if you saw it, come see the film version of this provocative film. A
New Jersey
housewife is dissatisfied with her everyday life because she is smarter than she
or anyone else knows. While taking a
computer class, Julie discovers her abilities and finds the courage to make
dramatic life changes. This is a story of realizing one's potential and being
willing to turn one's life upside down to take a chance on finding happiness.
Claire, Julie's best friend, goes along with Julie's secret quest and
eventually moves in with her. Both women are on a search to realize their dreams
and come to terms with their love for each other. Suggested Donation $2
Discussion follows if time permits.

The MGLFF Monthly Screening Series presents Eating Out 2:
Sloppy Seconds on Thursday, September 28th
at 7:30PM at the Bill Cosford Cinema
at the University of Miami
Memorial Building, 2nd Floor. In the 2005 smash hit by Q. Allan Brocka (director of this years
Boy Culture)Eating Out,Kyle (American
Idol finalist Jim Verraros) convinces his very sexy and very
straight roommate to pretend to be gay in order to get the girl he has the hot’s
for and who only seems to dig guys of the homo persuasion. In the Florida
premiere of the first ever American gay sequel Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds,
the tables have turned and it is now Kyle who delves into the world of pretend
to land the new hunk on campus. With the help of his friends Gwen and Tiffani,
Kyle finds himself having to butch it up in order to get his hands on the sexy
nude art model Troy. Kyle's plan gets a kink in it when his adorable
ex-boyfriend Marc throws his hat into the race of whose first to bed the
beefcake. Kyle's scheme pulls him in deeper and deeper when he has to pretend to
have a girlfriend and infiltrate the campus group of reformed gay's. You won't
want to miss John Waters muse, Mink Stole, as Kyle's neurotic mom.
This laugh out loud film features promises to tickle your funny bone with
laughter and provide plenty of eye candy in the form of scantily clad hotties on
screen. In the boy eat boy, boy eat girl world of Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds,
stakes get raised, sexual boundaries are obliterated, and the answer is never
what you might expect. Join them for the After-Party at O'Zone
nightclub and receive a Complimentary
Cocktail with your
Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds Ticket Stub. O'Zone is located on
6620 SW 57th Avenue, 1 Block North of US1 on 57th Avenue in the Plaza beside the
Mobil Gas Station. Ticket
Prices
Current MGLFF Members $9.00 Current University of Miami Students or MGLFF
Student Members (must be purchase in person or by phone) $5.00General Admission $12.00.

Reality Show Casting Call!

Fierté
Cosmetics
will be casting main story lines and extras for a new reality-based TV show
dealing with beauty and image on Sept. 24. The casting
call will occur noon at the company’s flagship studio, the first of 20 planned
nationwide, at 658 N. Federal Highway in Victoria Park Shoppes in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. “We are looking for personal and
compelling stories having to do with appearance, beauty, and image,” Brad Koogler, director of marketing and public relations. “We want
stories that showcase how enhancing your outer appearance can change the way you
feel inside.” The casting is open to men and
women 18 years old and over. Those interested should e-mail
casting@fiertecosmetics.com with a story synopsis, head shot and body shot
or for further information. Only the first 75 approved applicants will be seen.
Fierté specializes in personalized cosmetic and skincare services and
client education in a boutique setting. The company offers individual beauty
consultations and applications; customized bridal packages; storyboards, design
concepts and applications for the fashion, photography, and film industries;
make-up artist training; beauty pageant contestant training; and “celebrity
treatment” packages for companies and special events. The Fort Lauderdale-based
company carries its own product lines. Fierté’s all-natural cosmetic line has a
beeswax base that retains moisture in the skin and holds color longer.
Formulated for maintenance and hydration, Fierté’s pH-balanced skincare system
has a peptide delivery system for immediate results. Fierté was created by
Master Artisan Gregory Yap Sam, a 20-year veteran of the beauty industry,
to meet consumer demand. The product lines were formulated by Yap Sam in
consultation with a leading South Florida dermatologist. For information about
Fierté, call them at 954-525-2150 or visit
www.fiertecosmetics.com or
www.myspace.com/fiertecosmetics

Flamingo Freedom Band

The Flamingo
Freedom Band,
Florida’s only Gay and Lesbian concert band,
will be presenting a fall concert entitled Strike Up the Band on
Sunday, November 5, at 7:30pm
at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. This concert will
celebrate the band’s 20th Anniversary and will feature special guests the Fort
Lauderdale Gay Men's Chorus, the Rough Riders of South Florida, and the South Florida
Lambda Chorale.
The musical selections will be from Broadway and Beyond, including West Side
Story, Candide, and Les Miserables. Come enjoy popular music from composers like Leonard
Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and George Gershwin. Tickets
are $25 and $40 and are available at www.browardcenter.org. This One Night Only
event has been made possible by generous funding through the Community
Foundation of Broward County, the Broward County Cultural Division, Pride South
Florida, and the Broward Center Arts Access Program. If you would like more
information about this event please contact Adam DeRosa at (954) 292-7785
or at
adamderosa@bellsouth.net.

The Decline and Fall
of the Entire World as Seen through the Eyes of Cole Porter

Ben
Bagley’s musical revue, The Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen
through the Eyes of Cole Porter, with music and lyrics by Cole Porter,
opened August 23 at Caldwell Theatre Company to impressive reviews. With
Porter songs spanning several decades, this glimpse into the repertoire of one
of our most important songwriters (both lyrics and music) offered a magical
evening of well known and lesser known musical gems. Directed by Michael Hall
and featuring Elizabeth Dimon, Terrell Hardcastle, Suzy Jackson, Bruce Linser
and Connie SaLoutos, with musical direction by Eric Alsford, this
musical revue was every bit as sophisticated as the great Porter himself.
Steinway Piano Gallery of Boca Raton graciously partnered with Caldwell by
providing a magnificent baby grand piano, which, at center stage, was musical
perfection and visually compelling as well. Caldwell’s video projection system
integrated graphic elements that enhanced the theatrical elements of the revue.
Tim Bennett’s show-stopper set in red, black and silver, along with
visually stunning lighting effects by Aaron Torgerson, sound and video
projection by Sean Lawson and costumes by Erin Amico rounded out
the overall perfection of Caldwell’s presentation. If you wish to be entertained
by top-notch singers performing the songs of the one-and-only Cole Porter, come
to Caldwell
and feel your heart sing again by this Sunday September 17. Box Office:
877-245-7432 or 561-241-7432. Group rates are available. TICKETS: $32.50
and $41.50

All of this Friday Night!

Noche
Latina Fridays at
Elements, in association with Granda Entertainment and Universal
Music Latino, presents a CD single release party for Paulina’s “Ananda”
featuring the single Ni Una Sola Palabra.” They will be giving away
FREE CD Singles remixes not available in stores, Posters and Stickers.
With FREE DRINKS (well &dom) form 9-11pm, DJ George Valdez
spinning the hottest mix of Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Cumbia, Raggeton, and top
40, Hot Latin Go-Go Papi’s, and their all star show at 1:30am starring
House Divas Champagne Bordeaux, Alyssa Kartiar and guests. For
more info visit
www.nochelatinafridays.com

Edison
Farrow announces
that the Upstairs Lounge at Jade will re-open Friday night. This was the
room that added a completely different vibe to Fridays at Jade and he has
received numerous comments from people that it was greatly missed. This will be
the first week with all three rooms open again as the Madiba Miami
restaurant moves downstairs into the main room. So, they will be working out the
details and kinks over the next few weeks. Once again, they will have three
rooms and three DJs spinning different types of music. Upstairs will be the
return of the Hip-Hop lounge, bottle service (maybe even that dreadful line!)
Tables can be reserved by calling me at 305.495.0925

Boom
presents a CD give-away for Nelly Furtado.

Score
Presents DJ Eddie X with décor by RKM, and performances all night.
They are offering reduced admission for those in leather.

From
7pm to 9pm join Naked Grape (2039
Wilton Drive) as they host their first 'Brown Bag' wine tasting. Four
reds, four whites but they are not telling you what they are. Using a scorecard,
try to identify the grape varietal, the region and the producer. At the end of
the tasting, the identity of the wines will be revealed
and prizes will be awarded at three levels based on the best scores. It's a
great way to expand your wine knowledge and your tasting palate while playing a
sophisticated drinking game with your friends. Tickets: $10 in advance by
calling 954-563-5631 or in person at the store. Parties of 5 or more reserved in
advance receive 1 free admission. Advance tickets are non-refundable. Admission
night of event will be $15 at the door, if available. Special event prices on
all featured wines.

Upcoming Events

This
Saturday Sept 16th the Coliseum introduces
to Fort Lauderdale DJ Escape, and then on Saturday,
September 23, they present DJ David Knapp on his
across the USA Global Groove Tour. Both nights feature
performances by TP Lords & Erika Norell and admission is
free before midnight.

Lambda Chorale's concert at the Broward Center's
Amaturo Theater on Saturday September 16th
will be an exciting, fast-moving production featuring great
music from such well known shows as the
Sound of Music,
Rent,
Phantom of the
Opera,
Chicago,
and
Avenue Q.
Other familiar highlights will include "Ain't No Mountain
High Enough," "Let the River Run," "Put a Little
Love in Your Heart," "Imagine," "Gracias a la
Vida," and a Cole Porter medley. There will also be
some pieces that may be new to you but they are sure you will
love. The entire production will be an energetic, highly
enjoyable mixture of great music and choreography. For chorale
members - singers, production people, and everyone involved -
the night is a labor of love. A love they want to share with
you. As of press time there are less than 50 tickets left so be
sure to get your ticket now as they are sure to be sold out in
the next couple days or so. Most tickets are $30; however, there
are also a limited number of premium seats (forward rows)
available for $40 and rear-of-theater seats for $25. You can get
your tickets by logging onto
www.browardcenter.org, by
calling the Broward Center's AutoNation Box Office at
954-462-0222, or by contacting South Florida Lambda Chorale
at 866-937-4644.

This
Saturday, September 16Prideline Youth Services
is producing the inaugural GLBT fist annual Adult Prom at
the JW Marriot (1109 Brickell Avenue)
in Miami. The event starts at 7pm and feature the sounds of
DJ Enrique Araujo of MTV Latin America. For more information
call 305- 571-9601.

Twilo
Presents DJ Abel this Saturday September 16th.

This
Sunday, September 17th, Woofest presents a
wet woof pool party at the Windamar Beach Resort (543
Breakers Avenue) from 1 to 5pm. The party will be featuring the
talents of DJ Marc Scott (of Jackhammer T) and DJ Sol
(celebrating his birthday). Admission is $10.

This
Sunday Sept 17, Babylon T and Noche Latina T and
the entire Staff of VoodooLounge presents the
grand opening of NBA superstar, Dennis Rodman’s new
glamorous patio lounge “Rodman’s Rehab.” The T-Dance will
feature guest DJ Lydia Prim in the main room, DJ Miik on
the Patio and Latin DJ Jarel (who is getting rave
reviews)spinning in the Envy Room (the room is
rocking and packed) spinning the Hottest Latin tunes as well as
shows by Erika Norell and Vegas Dion. Don’t forget
they feature FREE DRINKS from 5-7pm and the Boardwalk
dancers for your viewing pleasure.

Richard Cortez, local folk singer, will be hosting a benefit
concert at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center (GLCC) at
8pm on Friday, September 22nd. This concert
will coincide with his CD release party for Richard
Cortez: Live at the Red Room which, with the $10
admission, you will receive a copy of his album from which he
will be playing the songs. These songs are pre-wollenberg songs
that are from his seedy back room bar days playing for
prostitutes, stoners, and college students. You will also get a
sneak peak at some of the tracks from his upcoming album
He Loves Me Not which contains even more of his
pre-recording days. For more information, go to
www.wollenbergrecords.com or at
www.myspace.com/richardcortez.
The GLCC is located at 1717 North Andrews Avenue in
Fort Lauderdale and all proceeds go to benefit the Youth Group
of the GLCC.

We’ve all
fall’n in love, We’ve Fall’n out of Love, But nothing will
prepare you for the love you’ll feel…when
you reach Fort Lauderdale’s Broward Center For Performing
Arts for Interludes of Love on Saturday, October 7
at 8:00 p.m. Produced & Directed by Joel Caceres, dancers
& performers accompany an all-local star cast including
Lennis Sabatino (JazzyPhat) & Nelson Polanco (NelsonFitness)
in a cleverly arranged collection of songs that lead you into
the whirlwind of emotions that many call Love. A young couple
has parted ways. Both heartbroken, they venture out and meet new
love ones and begin happy lives until a single phone call
changes everything. For the better, for the worst…you decide.
Interludes of Love is a unique show developed to raise funds for
Little River Historical, Cultural & Economic Development
Corporation, a Non-Profit Organization, and their continuing
efforts to improve the local community with education through
employability preparation, training, child sporting programs and
The Arts. Currently, Little River HC & EDC is in desperate need
of a physical location to continue their invaluable work in our
community, in addition to providing a mode of transportation for
children during its many outdoor recreational programs such as
the Professional Golf Association’s My First Tee. Visit their
website for more informationat www.interludesoflove.com

The
WindamarBeach Resort
has just hired former Titan Star Alex Andros to join their staff. He’ll
be working the front desk and guest relations, and they will also have
personally autographed copies of his videos available for sale! They think Alex
will bring new reasons for you to come and join them for day passes at
The Windamar during the week, and not just on the weekends. The Windamar
will be welcoming Alex with discounted day passes on September 13, 14, and 15.
The normal $15 day pass will be $10 to welcome Alex aboard.

Ask
for your special Mark's List VIP discount throughout the month of September on day passes by telling them you heard about the Windamar
on Jumponmarkslist.com.

Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival
(FLIFF) announces their final call for entries for their 2006 High School Film
Competition. The event, will take place at Cinema Paradiso, on October 21,
from 9:30 a.m – 11:00 a.m., during the festival’s 21st
Annual Event. As part of the morning event, student filmmakers can participate
in an open discussion with Robin Cowie, the producer of The Blair
Witch Project. In addition, Kodak will offer a seminar to help
students shoot their own 35mm film. Kodak will develop the film and send them a
DVD. FLIFF will showcase the top High School entries. Of these films, a panel
of judges will select the top three in each category and present awards to the
top films. Films must be 5 minutes or less in length. The four categories are
Narrative, Documentary, Music Video, and Experimental. Entries must be
submitted in VHS, DVD, or Mini DV formats. The Fee to enter a film is $10.
Deadline for Entries is September 30. Entry forms for submissions are accepted
via
withoutabox.comor by
downloading and completing the film submission form which is available on-line
at
http://www.fliff.com/submission_highschool.asp. For additional information, entrants may email
brofilm@aol.comwith subject
line: FLIFF High School Competition or call 954-760-9898 ext. 101. The 21st
Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival reels out over 125 independent
films, from the U.S.
and around the globe, October 20 – November 12, 2006. Whether intense or light
and funny, the festival’s film selections are provocative, artistic, stimulating
and entertaining. Filmmaker and celebrity sightings create an aura of
excitement around the month-long cinematic event, while exclusive and premiere
screenings as well as trendy receptions offer opportunities to meet both
moviemakers and actors alike. The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival is
a 501(3c) not-for profit organization dedicated to enriching the cultural
landscape of our community through the cinematic arts. In addition to producing
the Annual Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, FLIFF offers exceptional
year-round programming at their theater, Cinema Paradiso, and at venues
throughout South Florida.

Strike Up
the Band

The Flamingo
Freedom Band,
Florida’s only Gay and Lesbian concert band,
will be presenting a fall concert entitled Strike Up the Band on
Sunday, November 5, at 7:30pm
at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. This concert will
celebrate the band’s 20th Anniversary and will feature special guests the Fort
Lauderdale Gay Men's Chorus, the Rough Riders of South Florida, and the South Florida
Lambda Chorale.
The musical selections will be from Broadway and Beyond, including West Side
Story, Candide, and Les Miserables. Come enjoy popular music from composers like Leonard
Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and George Gershwin. Tickets
are $25 and $40 and are available at www.browardcenter.org. This One Night Only
event has been made possible by generous funding through the Community
Foundation of Broward County, the Broward County Cultural Division, Pride South
Florida, and the Broward Center Arts Access Program. If you would like more
information about this event please contact Adam DeRosa at (954) 292-7785
or at
adamderosa@bellsouth.net.

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